Portland Flake of Debates and City Claims
The Molliday estate dispute continues with Ladd and Weidler contending over $400,000 while Holliday’s interests drop out. Chinese New Year festivities in Portland brighten Chinatown with lanterns and firecrackers as celebrations persist. Curley Brown plans to sue the city for 24000 damages over alleged false imprisonment. A roadway to a railway bridge is finished but not opened to streetcar tracks. Professor Heine will perform at New Park tonight. Remarque faces trial after assaulting City Attorney Adams. he is fined forty five dollars. The murder case of Cungingham remains uncertain. police celebrate arrests without solid leads. M M Barnett sentenced to pay a $30 fine for criminal libel.
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Molliday Felate
Portiasp
Holliday
Routter
Portland
Preaent
Chinatown
Serota
Heine
London
New Park
J. A. Remarque
Adame
Hoe
Cungingham
Foreign unrest and trials ripple world headlines abroad
Jan 20 reports from many capitals describe troop deployments and clashes near parliamentary chambers as police guard seats and order calm. Separate dispatches cover trials in the United States and Europe, including a high profile editor’s sentencing and a narrow electoral win in Fifth District politics.
Senator Dolph Outlines Pacific Question and Islands Policy
In a detailed Senate debate Dolph presents his personal views on the Mamoun islands and U S relations with Germany, reviewing history, consular actions, and the flag incident at Apia. He notes no protectorate and discusses the Washington conference and ongoing extradition treaty discussions. The item reflects early 20th century imperial contexts and legislative concerns.
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Dolph
Wasmisarox
Mitchell
Secretary of the Treasury
Union and Central Pacifi Railroad
IRS
Thurman
Honda
Senate
Bille
Puweifle
Mamoun Islands
United States
Dierman
Kenator Dolph
Cheenbaum
Aupia
Bayard
Murder of John M. Clayton Sparks Arkansas Reward
Reports a fatal shooting in Ark and a governor’s offer of reward for the killer of John M. Clayton. Details include a shooting through a window and subsequent political reactions in Arkansas and state caucus notes.
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John M Ciston
Ark
Clayton
Warlock
Chayton
Perro
Fred
Lewcketvet
Lowrie Mewn
Ark.dan
WA Tall
Senate
John M. Clayton
MT Rok
Sarre
John Mt. Clayton
Mmassin
Unclear fragmentary report from early motor races and harbor incident
A garbled dispatch from January reports a failed bid for a United States Senator seat, a reelected local official in Arkansas, and a naval incident near Oakland harbor where a person nearly drowned after clinging to a beam. Names and places are partially unreadable.
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W. Va
United Btaten
Menator
Laveen Koon
Ark
Ieketore
J. Herry
United States Heastor
Frou
Sin Fucandeca
Oakland Harbor
Striker Turmoil Grips New York Streetcars Amid Clashes
A violent day as New York strikers overturn wagons on Grand Street and disrupt Sixth Avenue. Police restore order after reserves are called, with 2500 officers on duty and the Broadway line halted. Reports of mob aggression and threats of bloodshed persist as arbitration continues without action.
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Aete
Violcore
New You
Grand Street
Sixth Avenue
Blucher
Carmine
Belt
Kedford
Carmine Streets
Ninth Street
Broadway
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Porty-eighth Street
State Board of Arbitration
State Milront Commissionerm
Ora Calliuy
Tha Chand Street
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